Unlike his attacking partners, Cliff Nyakeya and Clifford Alwanga, who have had a flying start to the season that has seen them score nine goals between them, Mwangi has struggled to replicate his form towards the end of the 2017 season.

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His slow start saw him lose his place to Daniel Mwaura but he repaid Coach Francis Kimanzi’s faith in him with a crucial goal on Sunday.

“I have to thank the coaches because they have shown faith in me despite not having a good start to the season. I am happy that I have finally got my first goal of the season and also helped the team to win,” Mwangi told the club's official website.

Mathare United opened a four-point gap between them and Gor Mahia, who are second on the log but with three games at hand.

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